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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23

A paragraph in one o. the State paper:
as tothc relative weights of gold coin
and paper M ,ncy has made a demand er
druggists for the use of their scales. Il
appears that question was raised as tc
the number of 81 bills required to cqua
the weight Of s. gold piece. Tn(
gucsscs ran all the way from ten to one
hundred or more, but the sc'lcs showed
that seven bills will Just tip the scale
down on the side whc c the paper money
is placed Tests here in Hartford give
the same results, there bling yer!
slight variation when new bills are used
i Hartford Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23

A lady was QUO, am!nuag the i'll luck
which attended h.r affairs when 4
friend, wishing to console hsr, bodc her
"look upon the bright side" "Oh," she
sighed, 'thcro seems to b. no bright
side" "Thcn polish up the dark side, u
was the reply. Tais was sounl advice.
--TLiving Church.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23
A Dog lives Forty DAYS OIL Water.

At the last meeting of the French 81
cety of Biology DR.. Labordc read an
interesting paper, which throws some
light on the complicated problem of in
anition raised by the fast of Mcrlatt.
On this occasion, however, the problem
concerned dogs and not men. Onc dog,
weighing thrty-onc pounds, condemned
to acompIetc fast, died on the twentieth
day. Another of the same weight and
race, but which was allowed to drink
water, was still brisk and alive on the
twentieth day. The experiment was
continued up to forty days and might
have been pushed longer, the dog being
in fair state Of health. On the twcn.
licth day the dog that died weighed only
four pounds; the other one weighed
nineteen pounds, and from that moment
it lost less in comparison every day, till
on the for,ieth day it weighed fifteen
and onc-fourth pounds. During the
forty days it drank nearly eight pounds
of water, drinking less and less as the
last continued. Asrcgards the question
of the resumption of nourishmcnt, the
dog settled it by eating two pounds and
a half of soup and two pounds of meat
without any unpleasant consequences,
and it is now III first t-class condition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23
The Spanish Mackercl.

"Not one pcrscn in ten who orders
Spanish maclicrcl at the average restaur-
ant ever gets it." said Washington
Market fish dealer. spanish mackcrcl
are good deal like Mocha coffee or
canvasback duck, because it's very hard
to get the genuine article and so easy to
fool customers. Some of the high.toned
restaurants are not above serving bonita
now and then when an order comes for
the Spanish mackcrcl, and | know that
in the cheaper restaurants striped basS,
bonitas, wcakfsh, and sometimes even
the common muckcrcl are served for this
delicious fish. The fact is that it costs
almost as much to get the Spanish mack
crel as it does trout, but there are CON-
porativcly few people who know one
when they get n bit of it in their mouth.
A half portion Of genuine Spanish mack
crel cannot be served at profit for les1
than seventy cents. Some Of our
lovers of dclicacics always select their
own mackcrel, so as to be sure of it,
New York Sun.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23

Landlord-That porch i. rotten, aud
ought to come down.
Tenant--Ncs.
Iandlord-..So ou,il. that she roof.
It's very little better
Tenaut-Ycs. Aud there's something
else ought to come down.
Landlord--Ah, ihlscd' What is that!
Tenant.--Tho rent :r --- tIlarpcr's B.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Hyaicnic Bill OF Fare.
Rrend md milk with fruit


1. Bread and milk with fruit.
2. Bread and whipped eggs; honey.
8. Bread and boiled eggs; upp'es
Roman).
4. Bread and butter; rico pudding
with sugar and milk.
o. Corn bread and butter; roasted
chcstnuts; honey, grapes (Corscan).
G. Oatmeal porridgc and milk; fish,
bread and butter Danish).
7. Poachcd eggs, pancakes with
honey or syrup; bread pudding; hot
milk.
8. Vegetable soup; baked beans; po-
tatocs and butter biscuits and apple
dumplings. Intercollegiate Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-23
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.

pine-Nee les.
II Mother Nature pa.cl.s
The leaves OF tre oad vines,
I'm sure she does her lGrni Z;
With needles OF thsplncs!
Thoy are 50 long afid slender;
And sometimes, in i,tll view, ",
They have their thread Of cobwels. ,
And thimbles made OF dgYl
VIM. H. Hayne, in S Nicholas
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
ODDS AND ENDS.

A burglar seldom does his work alone.
lie generally has jimmy With him.
eoque.te Is like war veteran. She
goes through many engagements.
Al the present rate OF decrease the Ma
tional deot will disappear in twelve years.
Some women never went TO marry until
they think they are too old 70 DO 90.
Nature is already having her field sports.
The iirst event is backward sprins.
a premature wrinkle il one that comes
in a woman s face before she is married.
Never allow child 70 use short slate
pencil Or lead pencil. H. spoils tie hand
writing.
A cross old bachelor suggests that births
should he announced under the head oil
new music.
In the last twelve years the United States
has received 4 800 900 emigrants from TIE
Old World.
A gcodly pot Of ducats is represented by
the gold aud bead embroidery seen on
womea's gowns.
An unknown quantity may be described
as what you ~ when you get quart boS
OF straw 7eTr.es.
The use of the telephone is becoming gery
common in Cernaay. Berlin alone ia.
5,j07 stations.
Qgeer-is it no;-ihat base bail should De
pend very much upon the pitcher, and
cricket uDOu tie bowl
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

IS Baker and VIII Browa. Of the b.
{ o. spenl sunday in Grasd Haven and
Muszsgon.
Geo =. Mcdonald. contracting ageui Of
Sells Bros circus, leaves Ihis morning for
Kalamazoo.
Mss Catherine Wash. the accomplished
actress % this city VII spenc The summer
in New Il ork iu stufy.
Ms. George B. Duuton hss gone 70 her
former home az Romeo. Eica.. % see ner
mother who is serI0gs.y iii.
1auss g. Iisyes VII n 90 PetcskeT tbs
wees i3 look over tire Arlington h0tei be-
fore opening it up ior the season.
W T.. villains. ssrmerly . resident ofthis
city. now u hastings. spent sunday with
~ Z oyIf and took q Tits CD he Lake.
rsrsr ~ei's. ore ofths rroprie'ors Of .hs
Sells Iros e.rcus a0 hss heeu IN tGe CITY
fIr sersrs. Days lsave1 this moruilg for
AlsseEon.
g. ST Topping su3 G. z. Turner. Of Fen
tfn spent sends ~ r. Che otT faev rims
on business couaeetsi wita rae Pfriarr
Cree Ar Popping Is Ere editor OF The
kslton f.errr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

sor1ss psvitt died a. the residence of
h,s flther 80 Csntsv-st. stnrisy morn irg.
of ia.ck cDos1mpsi1a. re Nts ciarter
mem 'rr af the s. o ~ .efre ~ this ifv
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frnw zoe 19a.- snd p 5cl)ck 81 st. An
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

The newest fsssi5ns in lades' bats vii
doubtless Cause aiftcI o. pisasur4e'e ez-
cit nent amorg fne isls sex. Ia ile- are
alzsvs saicepfibia 70 the clsnges of fash.
ion plate rnt fhe rI0re startling the de-
uartare fns more earnest The gossip owes
the nav node F'r Fierces Fsvofi'e Pre-
&c p10n is q aositive cure f4r ths iiis which
ar &c females sui nsss tse'r lives miser-
abe This sevsrsicr panages csn ts relied
nu in cases a. sisp'sceneuts snd all fame
tinnsl ieranse einsufa r. bgii5s 40 the
naor. hsEg8fd Euf dragged ont victim. end
sivss her efewed fnse s7t frrxa lesse o'
lie Il Il The ouiF nf = cine for woman z
rsculis- weaknesses ard eiifpsnfs sold bg
t-lzxfsts. Ehdsr positive guarantee from
fhe manufacturers that it vlH Give eatis-
f.elan In every case ~ iunreF fef Ineef
kesd printed GBarsnfes ou bottle erspper
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Vow a. Spring j. here aud everybody
chsnges their clothing l would advise yoa.
ifvou have sny ~oFk ia cleaning and q, e.
ing to take sech where YOU can get BE
bes; sork done ~ the lowest prices. Such .
place IS the Oh cod Reliable Eagle Seam
Dgs House. No. y Canal-St.
N.B Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents c!osbing Is done With the utmost 0i
ueAfness ana durability. which is proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

PHItArEi raiA Nay l5.- A.ssAu iefU :
4 n Jf. a pFamlnent yarn merchant. repre-
sntng AIS S5ffhe Ilr Qsiries lu shl.
regiou. coingfttcd suicide b. shooting IN
seli ia DoeDT Hoo1s near C4mden His
Business affairs Eegs IA a pfos lss Gus conii-
ton aad .he reed is atfuolte1 ~ 4 tempo
rary lI VI inssnily, resulting from general
debility. f-oM = nlca he Ezs sltefinx
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

A friend who Is q constant church attend
ant, and q great student of human nature.
confessed % me the other day that the dry
sermons under which he sat Sabbath after
Sabbath was by no means tb. chief attrac
tion 0f the sanctuary. Ny dear fellow
said he. "d0n't yer know IL you look al the
thing right tho church is twice as amusing
IS the theatrs2 How? Why take up the
study OF phrenologv and physiology, which
latter includes Hcse. mouth, neck and ear
olozy. aud my wori for II. there is not $
congregation assemblies but excels theatre,
a circus and = Geological gsrden combined,
after you have Exed in your mind a form
uia for reading the various trIits Of chGrac-
ter as established By these features and
bnmps Now last sunday sat we'll 70 tie
rear and sized M and studied some fif'y
pairs OF esrs-male and femsle-and il is
simply wonderful what tell-tsle Of char
acter the ear is when studied even alone.
Properly understood the ear tells more tales
out Of school than the mouth or nose. and
as ts,tler give, away more secrets OF the
mature rake and hypocri'. than the eye
/ dcss-simply because Il becomes fixed in is
way. from force Of habit and the owoer
never credits il being taken for an Indicator
/ Bas is h. the initiated AMI my boy III
give you a deal pointer. Never marry IN
IN you have studied well the ears of your
intended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Having eomp.s.et ghs canvass for he
uew gitg lsiaefoSy. during tte c7mFi alton
asd printing sffas sam 3e sal D. pleased
"a r. sige n8'Ice sitcrf personally % oy
mzi, o. al f-n0vz's chsnges etc.
X l Pc1x z O..
Publishers a. " sdicctao Fuildisg
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

The police were called 70 quell distar
banee a. the residences OF John Miller. cor
ner Of ShA~mut-aye. aud Front st.. last
evening Tue people 10 the house said that
Miller strcck bis wife causing ner 20 faint,
but both he and Mrs. Miller denied the
tsaLA Of this and no arres.s were made
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

The Mcconnell block on Monroe. s.
which Is being remoislei. was the second
brick block erected in the ci;y, being built
By Mr.. Mcconnell forty years ago. A rev
front IS now being built 4 staircase pct in
aud the upper roo.ns fitted up for ofllces.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Gl6tFs tneierssea @ss arrested yesterday
on WeaithT-aYe for being drank saa dis
orderly lie ceme bcse uaier TIE IN
slsacs u feapr. rs.ee1 disturbances ia
the kotss and crGellf beat us vie He
speat the night xtn Shed1 Bishop and
wlli snswer % Judge Homes this morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

OF the canvass or which sTe sinutane0nsly
Witnessed double arts Of o'th sufri aud
intrc cordon.r bicVchnr the elua 0f which
tne w0rl kss never seen iue fOfeg9uzs
saow viii gist th's .ity. thursday Nag 2j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
Chang Of rf-uo on the unskeeon. Grand
rsrfas = tndfana TsfGrssd

Takins effect Monday Nay rs rains wis
cave Grand RtOt3s ~ Nuskegoa az -
a m lIs0 ut AID 8.fa r. III. arriving
A. Mussesen 500 = tn. iZ25 ? ~. ana
s.o- p nl Rfturni8g- esvp Muszsgon Fl
g. = n1 - p ~. sr1 : = r-. sTriv-
ing 81 .r-snf a5qiSs sf 1870 n. 4.n 3.
uf snf sso 3. n Conneetions made ~
Nrskfr n vfrh e. & - IS trains for
WArehsf Noa'asBe s'saf gate- etc
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

A well known Alderman. commenting on
the change IN The Police Department sa,gr-
day eveniux. said. II an sorry to hea-
that successor mas been appointed % John
Perry. he has hsl TIE Office since sSs
sni hss becom. very proficient in p9'ice
Details and des-riive work. He vas es2sc-
islIv efi lent az a ds;eetivs In soms re
soec.s hts policy wss ike that of the late
James Z. Norsn Joha Perry sways h2i
the friendship oi .hoss Who stretched the
NV oc,asionslly There wss method in
s,endtaz in si,h them. II srything wrong
VS. coutsfr slated Il any tough
characters and criminals arrived they knsE
is. ara s. oa.e Informed Nr Perry. The
crimiasl record Of the city hiss decreased
from rsar 70 wear unaer his management of
tre psaarl r1snt he was the bes' Sassfin-
tsudens ~ ths Police Grand Rapids ever
hsi. snd ,hink The records sill besr ms
ont. Gen smith = COOL msn. hu, AN
sorry % So man dispensei With Who las
the sxre7iencs sad sbliity ~ Nc Perry snd
Z haze beard e great msuy Eoo1 oitizs1s
sxprsss tks saus ar 1i1n to,isT"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Vow sells Bros follow close on the heels
of F0rspacgh. sni ihey, 100. must have =
share Of TIE adyerul pisces For the
past fss days Messrs Pee ssiis and Geo b.
Mcdonald have been IN the city with a
corfs 0f atvs-i sers and it Is interesting
10 Know Just WhAl they kaye accomplished.
They have elresdf covered Ia the ~ 1880
Zee. II oil boards which rep-esen's about
So sheets OF pictorial paper, while s'most
a like number asorn The country barus and
village sores. Two thousand li'hOgfaphs
ad0rn the store windows This 5 bat pre-
hmirary WORK. az advertising car No.
does not arrive until Wednesday. when
paste snd paper will be thrown with a reck-
lessnsss sells outlay will Fuu IN the
vicinity o. 81 0oo. and before the other ad-
ysrsising cars-fou- in num0er-eomp,ste
their work. 8 600 sill represent the sum
which they have expendsd. Advertising is
but a small part Of the expense. so II will be
seen that even though both shows ill their
immense canva>ses. the profits will not bs
any fabulous sum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

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tast wca'a hsTa eskeI rpf sasp-
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fore 10 O'Clock thr haxs res saspper
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16


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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15
WATERLOO,

A cablegram was received by his rela-
tives here from Robt. McCracken, an
nouncing his safe arrival at Liverpool
England.
The dam Of the Follendorf mill, on
which work Of repairing has been going
on all the spring, was completed last
week, and on Saturday it was closed,
causing the water to rise in that part of
the stream which flows through the busi-
ness portion of the village.
AT the meeting of the Dodge County
Pomona Grange, held here on Thursday
it was decided to make this village the
permanent place of meetings, which are
held regularly every quarter
Geo. Lashier, of Newark, Dakota, and
half sister, Miss Eva Bell, of Vesper,
Wis, are visiting relatives and friends in
this village and Marshall. George is an
old-time Waterloo boy, now the proprie-
tor of a large drug store in that western
town.
DIED.-On Monday, at her home in
this village, Mrs. Woelfert, wife of E.
NVoelfert. The deceased has been an in
valid for many years.-Journ01.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15
JEFFERSON.

MARRIED.-Henry Meinel and Mar
garetha Mueller, both of the town of Az
talan, were married June 2 by Rev. II
Vogel at the Lutheran parsonage.
Mr.. Luedtke, of Whitewater, and Miss
Ottelia Passer, of Fort Atkinson, were
married June 8 by Rev. Fl. Vogel at the
Lutheran parsonage.
DIED.-At his residence in this city, on
Sunday, June 5, of rheumatism, John
Pfaller, aged II years. Mr.. Pfaller was
born in Germany and came to this coun-
tryin l84o. He settled in this town and
has resided here ever since.
Ralph Bird now acts as postal clerk
between Chicago and Fort Howard, pass
ing through this city. His salary has
been increased and he now has da y job
much easier and more desirable than his
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15
old run-the fast mail train from Chicago

old run-.he fast mail train from Chicago
to Minneapolis.
The Jefferson Liederkranz last Sunday
rendered Gov. Hoffman a serenade, the
occasion being the governors e5th birth
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stoppenbach en-
tertained over fifty of their friends at
their residence last Saturday evening with
progressive euchre party.
A son of Michael Goetz broke his arm
last week Wednesday by falling from
tree.
We understand that the Turner society
will start up again in the near future.
A. Brown left yesterday to enjoy
fishing expedition in the northern wilds.
There appears to be good many fish
ermen, but no fish.-Bonner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15
FORT ATKINSON.

We learn that Chas. Roberts has sold
his interest in the furniture business to
his partner, G. A. Pratt and leaves in
July for San Diego, Cal, where he is Of
fered position with Geo. P. Marston.
The change is made, Mr.. Roberts says,
solely On account of the health of bis
wife, for whom Wisconsin winters are too
severe.
We learn that Dr. Fl. 3. Willard in
tends to leave Saturday for Portland, Ore
gon, tor a visit of several months and per-
haps for all winter. He takes the Journey
on accout of his health.
A man, woman and child, got off at
this place Monday to go to the home of
Gottlleb Horn, south of town. The child
was babe of but few hours having
been born in the Chicago depot the night
previous. The mother bore her infant1n
her arms from the car, about half block,
to the vehicle in which she was to ride to
Mr.. Horns.
Boat rides on Rock river are charming
ly timed this month, as the scenery was
never more beautiful than now.
Seven years ago Albert Levy, of this
city, lost a gold ring while bathing in the
river. Being on the same spot last Mon
day he saw something bright. Imagine
his surprise in behoIding the same ring.
He took it in.
Prof. T. Konrad and several friends Of
Chicago, have been enjoying themselves
the past week at the KuDtZ House near
Black Hawk Island.-U Union.
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D1er gleiehbors,
LAKE MILLS.

A wedding took place at the Moravian
church Tuesday evening. John Schultz
and Leua Bettzein were the contracting
parties.
Mrs. Ell. T. EberIe and children, of
Watertown, visited G. A. Oehler and
family over Sunday.
Our dairy farmers have now resolved
to build silos or build larger ones. S.
Il. Bliss and w. H. Raynor are about to
build new ones, and Charles Rosenberg
will build an addition to his.
A. E. Morton recently lost fifteen old
sheep and twenty-six lambs by dogs.
Mrs. VI. V. Dudley left here on Mon
day with the expectation of sailing from
New York for Europe on Saturday. She
will probably make an extended tour.
Dr. Dudley accompanied her part of the
way to New York = Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

AN EPISCOPAL PRovINCE.-The thir-
teenth council of the diocese of Fond du
Lac, held last week. elected five priests
and five laymen to meet a similar body,
if such should be elected by the council
of the diocese of Wisconsin, to arrange
for the organization of a Province Of
Wisconsin -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

The fiftieth anniversary of the mis-
sion to the Kols of Central India, es-
tablished by Pastor Gossner, of Ger
many, in 1886, has been celebrated.
In 1885 it had seventeen missionaries.
eleven ordained native helpers, 31,32S
native Christians, and 1,S6S commu-
niaants, with boys school, normal
scheol and theological seminary with
2S3 students.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

Throw the powder overheard, were
thrilling words, spoken at time of great
danger. The lives of all on the vessel
depended upon prompt action. Your
life may be blessed and prolonged by the
prompt use of DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic for
that blood trouble.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

For chronic catarrh, induced by scrof-
u!ous taint, Ayers Sarsaparills is the true
remedy. 1t stops catarrhal discharges,
removes the sickening odor, and never
fails to thoroughly eradicate every trace
of the disease from the blood Sold by
all dealers in medicine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

The need of merit for promoting per-
sonal comeliness is due to j. G. Aver &
Co., whose hair vigor is a universal beau
tifier of the hair. Harmless, effective and
agreeable, it ranks among the indispen-
sable toilet articles.